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Beth's Cafe

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The Story

Founded In 1954

Established in 1954 as a nickel slots gambling parlor by Beth and Harold Eisenstadt, Beth's Cafe is now World Famous for our hearty, delicious breakfast including the enormous 12-egg omelet.

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The Menu

Delicious comfort food, for breakfast and lunch in Seattle!

Seattle's best breakfast & lunch diner since 1954. Known for our delicious menu of "greasy spoon" cuisine of breakfast classics like 6 or 12-egg omelets, scrambles, country fried steak, classic steak & eggs, eggs Benedict, breakfast burritos, breakfast bagel sandwiches, pancakes, waffles, burgers, sandwiches, BLT's, grilled cheese, Patty Melts, and other just...super delicious and comfy food.

Our Location

Seattle

7311 Aurora Ave N
Seattle, WA 98103

(206) 782-5588

Hours

Monday - Sunday: Open 24-hours
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Short Stack of Pancakes (2)

This spot literally reignited my love of pancakes. I swore up and down they were overrated for years until I stopped into Beth's. So good, and you get a lot of food for your money here. It's a great vibe every time I visit- highly recommend!

Abbey

HUGE Stack of Pancakes (3)

There food was great and came out fresh and fast it was good would love to come again

Livymarion

Bacon & Eggs

This is my son and my favorite go to. The bacon is thick cut and meaty and if you want it crisp you'll get it that way. I also love the omelets. The 6 egg is easily shareable for 2 or 1 hungry teenager. The 12 egg is footballer size. And pancakes!! We had these every Sunday as a kids and these on on a par with Mom's. Husband loves the corned beef hash, biscuits and gravy or chicken fried steak. I'm a Senior now but been a Beth's customer since 1973 where I went often. It's just as great now. PS. Breakfast is my favorite meal but there's plenty for lunch too. And get a cinnamon roll! Unless you're in pre-diabetic territory. I sure miss cinnamon roles...

Alisa Whitmus

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